Arts & Entertainment
Riding Out the Pandemic with Fran Lebowitz
The Morristown native talks quarantining in Manhattan, reading nonstop on her sofa, and “getting kicked out of New Jersey.”
6 Museums & Galleries Reopening This Fall
Wander through indoor exhibits again (while adhering to updated protocols, of course).
Can Virtual Fundraising Save Our State’s Nonprofits?
Online events help nonprofits raise money, but for many cultural and charitable institutions, pandemic-related revenue shortfalls are staggering.
Behind the Backyard Stage at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Following Gov. Murphy’s summer approval of 250-person outdoor gatherings, three staff members hastened to build a safe environment in Florham Park.
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